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Management of Stores
       Prepared By :Abhinav Singh
Introduction
   Store is a place where excess material is
    kept which will be used as and when
    required. Loss of items, deterioration,
    obsolescence and inadequacy [of what is
    stored to what is needed] are treated as ‘part
    of life’.
Introduction
   Store management is “ to receive materials, to
    protect them while in storage from damage &
    unauthorized removal, to issue the material in
    the right quantities, at the right time to the
    right place and to provide these service
    promptly and at least cost”.
Objectives of store
   In the chain of internal customers and suppliers,
    stores has several internal customers. As a matter of
    fact all functions of management are internal
    customers to stores. Customers as usual expect
    Quality Cost and Delivery from every supplier.
    Stores also have to deliver these customer
    expectations. In the process of discharging this
    obligation Stores perform some activities that are
    functions of Stores.
Objectives of store
   Minimizing cost of production through
    minimizing cost on materials
   Maintaining the value of materials
   Service to user departments
   Establishing Co-ordination with other
    departments
   Advising materials Manager
Functions of Stores
1.    Receipt
2.    Storage
3.    Retrieval
4.    Issue
5.    Records
6.    Housekeeping
7.    Control
8.    Surplus management
9.    Verification
10.   Interaction & coordination
Receipt
   Any item of goods or material that enters the
    organization always enters through the stores.
    Similarly, every item unless specifically excluded, has
    to leave through the store. Stores is the final account
    keeper of all materials.

   Material sent by any supplier after the security
    clearance comes to the stores. Stores check the
    document carried by the carrier, known as Delivery
    Challan, against the copy of the Purchase Order placed
    on the supplier by the organization.
Receipt
   Once the adequacy is established and quantity is
    verified the material is sent for testing for quality
    parameters.

   Some times quality control tests are elaborate and time
    consuming. If the policy of receipt is to unload the
    material subject to quality control acceptance, it is
    cleared for unloading.

   Unloaded material is kept on the hold if it not yet
    cleared by quality control department. If the material is
    rejected it is sent back to the supplier after clear
Storage
   Once the unloaded material is approved by the
    quality control department, as per the quality plan in
    the quality system, it is moved to a specific place in
    the stores layout.

   The material is so stored that it becomes easy to
    retrieve and issue subsequently.

   Storage should also ensure protection against
    deterioration, damage and pilferage.
Storage
    Detailed system is adopted for location and labeling
     of items while in storage. Storage plan is made
     keeping in mind,
     1.   nature of the product- physical state, toxicity,
          inflammability and other hazards
     2.   volume and weight- heavy or light
     3.   movement frequency- fast moving or slow moving
     4.   point of use
Retrieval
   Easy and quick retrievability of items that are
    demanded by the internal customers.

   Easy identification, maximum space utilization and
    minimum handling are key factors to retrieval
    functions.

   It is common knowledge in many of the companies
    that after hours of searching for the item is declared
    to be out of stock. This causes hold up of production
    process and avoidable urgent purchase of out of
    stock material. This function takes place as per
    established retrieval system.
Issue
    Fulfilling customer demand for the item in
     minimum time, keeping quality high and cost
     minimum is issue.
    An internal customer doesn’t pay the price but he
     has to fulfill requirement of authorization for the
     demand.
    A duly authorized indent or requisition for the item
     is the key
Records
   Maintaining records of receipt and issue.
   Updating the stock levels as per movement of
    materials.
   Basic records of store are bin card and stock
    register.
       Bin card is placed on the bin in which items are stored.
        This gives information about receipt, issue and balance.
       stock register gives all the information in the bin card
        and also the value.
Housekeeping
   Maintenance of spic and span cleanliness in
    the store and ensuring principle of Place for
    Everything and Everything in its place is fully
    implemented.

   Good housekeeping ensures satisfactory work
    practices
Control
   Taking measures to ensure material plan is being
    adhered to.

   Any changes in consumption pattern or
    replenishment pattern are closely monitored for
    corrective action.

   Material movement is watched to identify
    nonmoving material for disposal. Effective control
    puts into effect management objective of ‘no
    shortage and no excess’.
Surplus management
   Effective disposal system for unneeded
    material to reduce inventory cost and
    proactive measures to eliminate deterioration
    and obsolescence.

   Obsolete items are good in all respect but
    have no useful role in the company due to
    changes that have occurred in the course of
    time.
Surplus management
   Surplus items are those that have accumulated due to
    faulty planning, forecasting and purchasing. Hence a
    usage value is associated with these items.

   Scrap is wastage generated due to processes like
    turning, boring drilling etc. and also due to bad
    manufacturing. it is said that in India nearly Rs. 2500
    crores are tied up as obsolete, surplus and scrap
    items.
Verification
   Stock verification to eliminate gap between
    information and physical stock. In stores some items
    are maintained as stock items. The stores triggers the
    procurement cycle for such items when a
    predetermined reorder level is reached. Hence
    correct stock position through verification is critical
    to ensure ‘no shortage and no excess’ for the item.
Interaction & coordination
   Very close interaction between Purchasing,
    production, quality control and engineering
    functions is obviously needed in the discharge of the
    functions discussed so far. It also becomes necessary
    to coordinate the flow of material samples and
    information through a network of departments for
    performance of stores functions. Besides, every
    management function being an internal customer
    interaction is very important.
Types of Stores
  Centralized store
  Decentralized store
Centralized or decentralized stores
organization
   Centralized stores concept is to store all items
    at a central place and control materials
    movement from this central place. Whereas
   Decentralization concept is moving the
    material to the respective consumer function
    or directly to the points of use.
Centralized Store Figure
Features of centralized stores
organization
1.      Effective supervision and control.
2.      Issue at single point reduces cost of
     issue
3.      Reduced personnel requirement
4.      Efficient layout for stores
5.      Better handling technology
6.      Better inventory checks
7.      Maintenance of optimum stores
8.      Elaborate documentation
Advantages of centralized store
   The variety of goods can be supplied to all
    users from one small location.
   Less manpower will be required.
   Better control of materials is possible.
   Material handling will be easy.
   Wastage and deterioration of materials will be
    less.
Disadvantages of centralized store
   It may not be suitable for large manufacturing
    concern.
   More staff will be required for shifting &
    transportation of the materials to various
    production units.
   Record keeping is difficult.
Decentralized Stores Figure
Features of decentralized stores
organization
1.   Reduced handling
2.   Customer friendly
3.   Fewer production stoppages
4.   Visual management is easier
Advantages of decentralized stores
   Reduced material handling and associated
    cost.
   Less chances of bottlenecks and delays.
   Convenient for every department to draw
    materials.
   Less transportation time.
Disadvantages of decentralized
stores
   Coordination and control of all decentralised
    store is a challenge to management.
   Labor utilization may suffer due to low store
    activity level.
Some other types of storage
   As per types of the materials stored
    1.   Raw Materials store
    2.   Components store
    3.   Work in process store
    4.   Finished goods store
    5.   Semi finished goods store
    6.   Tools store, die crib
    7.   Consumable materials store
Cont…
   As per nature of the materials stored
    1.   LPG store
    2.   Chemicals store
    3.   Hazardous materials store
    4.   Refrigerated materials store
Cont…
    As per function of the storage
2.   receiving store
3.   central store
4.   general stores
5.   sub stores
Stores Layout
   Physical arrangement of storage facilities
    for efficient receipt, storage and issue of
    materials is called as layout of stores. In
    a properly arranged store, the material
    are properly maintained. It involves
    minimum of handling and optimum
    utilization of space.
Factors affecting stores layout
   Type of Stock
   Volume of stock
   Availability of space
   Physical factors
Store System
   Closed door system: the stored material is held
    under lock and key. Entry into the store is restricted
    authorized persons only. Physical movement of the
    material is only with authorized documents only.
    Maximum security and tight control on movement
    are features of this system

   Open stores system: In this system material is
    stored near point of use and there is restriction on
    consumption. Control passes on to the operations
    department
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Store management

  • 1. Management of Stores Prepared By :Abhinav Singh
  • 2. Introduction  Store is a place where excess material is kept which will be used as and when required. Loss of items, deterioration, obsolescence and inadequacy [of what is stored to what is needed] are treated as ‘part of life’.
  • 3. Introduction  Store management is “ to receive materials, to protect them while in storage from damage & unauthorized removal, to issue the material in the right quantities, at the right time to the right place and to provide these service promptly and at least cost”.
  • 4. Objectives of store  In the chain of internal customers and suppliers, stores has several internal customers. As a matter of fact all functions of management are internal customers to stores. Customers as usual expect Quality Cost and Delivery from every supplier. Stores also have to deliver these customer expectations. In the process of discharging this obligation Stores perform some activities that are functions of Stores.
  • 5. Objectives of store  Minimizing cost of production through minimizing cost on materials  Maintaining the value of materials  Service to user departments  Establishing Co-ordination with other departments  Advising materials Manager
  • 6. Functions of Stores 1. Receipt 2. Storage 3. Retrieval 4. Issue 5. Records 6. Housekeeping 7. Control 8. Surplus management 9. Verification 10. Interaction & coordination
  • 7. Receipt  Any item of goods or material that enters the organization always enters through the stores. Similarly, every item unless specifically excluded, has to leave through the store. Stores is the final account keeper of all materials.  Material sent by any supplier after the security clearance comes to the stores. Stores check the document carried by the carrier, known as Delivery Challan, against the copy of the Purchase Order placed on the supplier by the organization.
  • 8. Receipt  Once the adequacy is established and quantity is verified the material is sent for testing for quality parameters.  Some times quality control tests are elaborate and time consuming. If the policy of receipt is to unload the material subject to quality control acceptance, it is cleared for unloading.  Unloaded material is kept on the hold if it not yet cleared by quality control department. If the material is rejected it is sent back to the supplier after clear
  • 9. Storage  Once the unloaded material is approved by the quality control department, as per the quality plan in the quality system, it is moved to a specific place in the stores layout.  The material is so stored that it becomes easy to retrieve and issue subsequently.  Storage should also ensure protection against deterioration, damage and pilferage.
  • 10. Storage  Detailed system is adopted for location and labeling of items while in storage. Storage plan is made keeping in mind, 1. nature of the product- physical state, toxicity, inflammability and other hazards 2. volume and weight- heavy or light 3. movement frequency- fast moving or slow moving 4. point of use
  • 11. Retrieval  Easy and quick retrievability of items that are demanded by the internal customers.  Easy identification, maximum space utilization and minimum handling are key factors to retrieval functions.  It is common knowledge in many of the companies that after hours of searching for the item is declared to be out of stock. This causes hold up of production process and avoidable urgent purchase of out of stock material. This function takes place as per established retrieval system.
  • 12. Issue  Fulfilling customer demand for the item in minimum time, keeping quality high and cost minimum is issue.  An internal customer doesn’t pay the price but he has to fulfill requirement of authorization for the demand.  A duly authorized indent or requisition for the item is the key
  • 13. Records  Maintaining records of receipt and issue.  Updating the stock levels as per movement of materials.  Basic records of store are bin card and stock register.  Bin card is placed on the bin in which items are stored. This gives information about receipt, issue and balance.  stock register gives all the information in the bin card and also the value.
  • 14. Housekeeping  Maintenance of spic and span cleanliness in the store and ensuring principle of Place for Everything and Everything in its place is fully implemented.  Good housekeeping ensures satisfactory work practices
  • 15. Control  Taking measures to ensure material plan is being adhered to.  Any changes in consumption pattern or replenishment pattern are closely monitored for corrective action.  Material movement is watched to identify nonmoving material for disposal. Effective control puts into effect management objective of ‘no shortage and no excess’.
  • 16. Surplus management  Effective disposal system for unneeded material to reduce inventory cost and proactive measures to eliminate deterioration and obsolescence.  Obsolete items are good in all respect but have no useful role in the company due to changes that have occurred in the course of time.
  • 17. Surplus management  Surplus items are those that have accumulated due to faulty planning, forecasting and purchasing. Hence a usage value is associated with these items.  Scrap is wastage generated due to processes like turning, boring drilling etc. and also due to bad manufacturing. it is said that in India nearly Rs. 2500 crores are tied up as obsolete, surplus and scrap items.
  • 18. Verification  Stock verification to eliminate gap between information and physical stock. In stores some items are maintained as stock items. The stores triggers the procurement cycle for such items when a predetermined reorder level is reached. Hence correct stock position through verification is critical to ensure ‘no shortage and no excess’ for the item.
  • 19. Interaction & coordination  Very close interaction between Purchasing, production, quality control and engineering functions is obviously needed in the discharge of the functions discussed so far. It also becomes necessary to coordinate the flow of material samples and information through a network of departments for performance of stores functions. Besides, every management function being an internal customer interaction is very important.
  • 20. Types of Stores  Centralized store  Decentralized store
  • 21. Centralized or decentralized stores organization  Centralized stores concept is to store all items at a central place and control materials movement from this central place. Whereas  Decentralization concept is moving the material to the respective consumer function or directly to the points of use.
  • 23. Features of centralized stores organization 1. Effective supervision and control. 2. Issue at single point reduces cost of issue 3. Reduced personnel requirement 4. Efficient layout for stores 5. Better handling technology 6. Better inventory checks 7. Maintenance of optimum stores 8. Elaborate documentation
  • 24. Advantages of centralized store  The variety of goods can be supplied to all users from one small location.  Less manpower will be required.  Better control of materials is possible.  Material handling will be easy.  Wastage and deterioration of materials will be less.
  • 25. Disadvantages of centralized store  It may not be suitable for large manufacturing concern.  More staff will be required for shifting & transportation of the materials to various production units.  Record keeping is difficult.
  • 27. Features of decentralized stores organization 1. Reduced handling 2. Customer friendly 3. Fewer production stoppages 4. Visual management is easier
  • 28. Advantages of decentralized stores  Reduced material handling and associated cost.  Less chances of bottlenecks and delays.  Convenient for every department to draw materials.  Less transportation time.
  • 29. Disadvantages of decentralized stores  Coordination and control of all decentralised store is a challenge to management.  Labor utilization may suffer due to low store activity level.
  • 30. Some other types of storage  As per types of the materials stored 1. Raw Materials store 2. Components store 3. Work in process store 4. Finished goods store 5. Semi finished goods store 6. Tools store, die crib 7. Consumable materials store
  • 31. Cont…  As per nature of the materials stored 1. LPG store 2. Chemicals store 3. Hazardous materials store 4. Refrigerated materials store
  • 32. Cont…  As per function of the storage 2. receiving store 3. central store 4. general stores 5. sub stores
  • 33. Stores Layout  Physical arrangement of storage facilities for efficient receipt, storage and issue of materials is called as layout of stores. In a properly arranged store, the material are properly maintained. It involves minimum of handling and optimum utilization of space.
  • 34. Factors affecting stores layout  Type of Stock  Volume of stock  Availability of space  Physical factors
  • 35. Store System  Closed door system: the stored material is held under lock and key. Entry into the store is restricted authorized persons only. Physical movement of the material is only with authorized documents only. Maximum security and tight control on movement are features of this system  Open stores system: In this system material is stored near point of use and there is restriction on consumption. Control passes on to the operations department